24 Times I Was Disgusted By Consumerism And Capitalism This Month
1. The Yeti collection:
One family decided to count how many Yeti products they bought over the years. Top comment was Yeti offering even more products to their collection from Anticonsumption
2. The reality of vegan wool:
Remember kids, “vegan wool” is plastic. And when it breaks, it’s decomposition will not be friendly from Anticonsumption
3. The private jet community:
4. The hypocrisy:
5. The Big Lots:
my local big lots is right next door to the Salvation Army. Pristine returns get deliberately slashed and dumped instead of donated only feet away. So sad to see how wasteful these corporations truly are. from Anticonsumption
6. The birth conundrum:
7. The wasteful packaging:
Wasteful packaging should be a crime. Credit: Gegloon on Reddit via @get.waste.ed from Anticonsumption
8. The shoe collection:
9. The irony:
10. Again, the irony:
11. The apple:
An apple purchased in Minneapolis airport. Is there a rule that fruit needs to be wrapped to be sold in the airport? from Anticonsumption
12. The coconuts:
Coconuts wrapped in 2 layers of plastic, "but there's a biodegradable straw included", so it's "eco" now? 🤷♂️ from Anticonsumption
13. The turtles:
ik this is plastic consumption, but i cant help what ppl in my household purchase. i CAN make sure its less likely to hurt wildlife by cutting all the holes they could get their heads caught in. if you don't do this, you should start :) from Anticonsumption
14. The "water tasting":
15. The reckless waste:
16. The lie:
17. The transportation truth:
18. The greenwashing:
19. The egg:
20. The sticker:
21. The traffic:
" Seattle’s Viadoom: The ‘Carmageddon’ That Wasn’t " this was the headline back in 2019. After a much predicted gridlock miraculously never happened after the closure of Highway 99. All it took was a campaign to encourage transit riders, bikers, and walkers. from ConsciousConsumers
22. The Snack Pack:
23. The move out:
Happy college student move out day. If you did this, F*** you and never come back from Anticonsumption
24. And finally, the aggressive marketing:
H/T: r/anticonsumption
H/T: r/ConsciousConsumers